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Exactly what I was about to state........is my nose growing?. The facts more than justified the research I and one of my friends carried out in 2013. A lot of growth here for the future and with most AIM's company's, if you think their on the right track, hold firm and wait.

I first bought into Toumaz on 9th April 2013, I've' topped up' five more times, recently in March at 0.025p. This company is a good bet for the future.The 'holding factor' has always been the Sensium, health care side but this has been under review for sometime . The options are clear, either stop research/development and admit there are more cost effective options in development. Co develop with a partner incorporating 'best fit' or , resolve to go it alone . we have a product with prospects. Never easy to second guess but the company is facing the options in the right way, don't panic, take a business review and then decide. Despite some negative views in the past this company is well placed for the future.

Hi Lukehere, followed you over from Stilo. A bit out of my depth in Life Sciences but I read up on Tyratech after you mentioned them and decided to put my money from selling Christie Group into Tyratech. Looks to be a good long term bet which all my AIMS holdings are.

I have held shares in TRAF since 2013 and have been critical of the company for three wasted years while the rest of the sector has ploughed on in both share value and dividend . The current announcement is welcome and credit due if finally this board has got to grips with the planning and disposable issues that have haunted and cost the company The need now however, is to see the finances in relation to 'year end' having a pipeline is sensible but disposing of those properties has been a real problem for TFN. I hope the Business Plan which seemed so simple and sensible is finally going to pay off, but wait til you see the figures.

These figures are far from the company view only eight months ago. I prefer facts , good or bad, than waffle and this Chairman is full of vague general comments and unnamed projects for the future. Read the report and it tells you nothing of the future projects. I have held shares for a number of years in Belgravium Technologies and will continue to hold, however, the suspension of the Dividend last year and the potential reorganisation has now changed into a real issue of where are we going.

If the Health division Trial/Development of Toumaz moves to a joint venture it may mean re starting trials with a merged or re configured equipment. If it stays 'as in' then there is still no official idea how it is received in the hospitals concerned. Its not an issue does it work, its about capital cost then running cost afterwards. Plus, is it the best to do the job?.I topped up last week and plan to hold. The Business is good , its just the uncertainty of the health research options. Debt seems ok for a company at this stage its all about a cost ceiling for the Health research and this can only come when the trials are known.

An average of 29 weeks to start development on brownfield sites and 63 weeks to complete. However these are average lead times and don't supply scale of development. I will look forward to TFN getting in gear and finishing the sites it starts including sales a lot quicker than the past three years of excuses.

At around 2.5p a share this is a really good buy. Once the assessment on Sensium is complete, including continuing development cost?, this is a 'good prospect' company. Toumaz is building a good platform on DAB and good revenue streams.

I agree. Last year my wife and I reinvested all our divi's back into shares. With firms like Stilo, its cost effective and will boost the next divi. The market is unsettled and in my case a slow decent from about July. However, it will turn and started about three weeks ago. Its all about long term for me, I don't have the knowledge to 'day trade'.. Only two weak shares in Premier Foods and Trafalgar New Homes but with both I'll sit tight. Stilo have good medium term prospects and if all goes well with the world economy should be a good long term investment.

Good solid performance.. All my AIMS investments are long term and if Belgravium Technologies, Toumaz, Inspired Energy, Aukett S****e and........Tyratech do as well, I'll be a happy investor. Very sensible balance between dividend, investment in future development and head count.

Could do with an update. The suspension of the dividend and the subsequent reorganisation was understandable but investors should now be informed on progress.

Changes in share ownership can sometimes 'upset the apple cart' but its always best to gauge what is happening on the ground. Toumaz has been slow to grow share value but with a research based period this is normally the case. I believe that we are turning the corner this year and revenues will grow. I appreciate frustration at the slow decline in the share price but in this game...tell me about it. You either hold on or bail out. I have topped up and plan to hold on, luckily I don't need access to the money so I may be lucky but Toumaz is moving in the right direction.

The purchase of Shankland & co. could be a good move or the wrong move at the wrong time.UAE like all the Gulf States is largely but not entirely reliant on oil revenues. At the present time I hope there is sufficient work in the pipeline to keep work following. On Balance I recently sold Christie Group shares... they went up 9p the day after I sold !!! and might well top up in Aukett S****e.

I would be delighted to see some return for shareholders after all the delays. Forgive me if I prefer to wait and see the 'finances' before I believe that the bad news is behind TNH. I'm normally a very long term shareholder but TNH seemed to have lost any sense of competence management after the last three years of 'excuses', but credit is due if finally this management team have actually turned the corner....but beware, profit on one scheme can drag into a loss against others. Lets hope the future is finally bright.

Tyratech is a good company to share with us. I'm not certain how much I understand as this is outside my comfort zone but the future may be in this type of product. The American connection needs some research but thanks for the interest. I recently sold up in Christie Group, one day later the share price climbed 9p!.Still, that's the luck of the draw but I got away with a very small profit. Have' topped u'p in Stilo, Inspired Energy and Toumaz plus Lloyds. Now what to do with the money from Christie??????.

Some good questions but I take some of these story's with a pinch of salt. Firstly only three years ago the real problem was oil production was on the way down. Not because of low prices but because it was 'running out'. Secondly the Saudi game of wanting to chase the Shale industry into the ground is dangerous. Once oil prices pick up beware of the lesson from the 70's when oil producers sat back and topped up the bank account while the rest faced hyper inflation. Given the lack of influence anyone has had on the Saudi 'price war ' to date be very concerned of the elephant in the room.

Regardless of the farce around the BREXIT talks be very guarded on the effect of a rise in the price in oil. OPEC and friends are not that good at controlling a rise. the drop has been destabilising to the market, the rise may be worse.

Likewise, I have no idea why the share price is moving but sometimes it is knowledge of the future!.

This entire EU debate is a con. I pointed out several days ago that if the current Voter register is used , I assume it will be , then thousands. maybe millions of EU citizens that have moved to the UK will be entitled to vote. Secondly, the Living wage plus the National Health Service will both be a big pull factor , more so than benefits. The whole issue has rarely been raised in regards the numbers of Brits living and working in other EU country's. Frankly I will vote to stay because the pressure from business to be able to recruit candidates from overseas will still be there regardless of what Cameron states. What people need are facts, how many illegal immigrants are claiming benefit and therefore must have a 'stolen' National Insurance number?. If the Hungarian Prime Minister can claim 55,000 Hungarians are working in Britain, how many claim benefit?. Leaving the EU solves nothing, let alone what will it take to leave? . Cameron makes bold statements and fails to delivery, cheaper tariff energy ? not touching Family Credit, capping care costs at 70k only move the promise back four years after the election. Beware a politician bearing gifts.

I thought I would leave one more 'gripe'. When I have an accident in my car ( haven't had one yet in 40 years) , but suppose I do. The authorities take me to court and I get fined. They don't let me off and fine the next person to drive my car. The don't fine the people trying to clear up after an accident, but in corporate Britain they ' fin'e the people trying to clean up the banks and by doing so, punish innocent shareholders. That's the bull**** we all put up with because we are mugs.